Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm (view 2) – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm (view 3) – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm (view 4) – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm (view 5) – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm (view 6) – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Into the Blue by Mela Cooke – bronze sculpture, 67cm (view 7) – SOHO Galleries Sydney

Mela Cooke Sculpture

Into the Blue - 67cm

$ 11,200

Into the Blue
Bronze sculpture, 67cm
by Mela Cooke

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ArtistMela Cooke Sculpture

Materialinterior sculpture Bronze sculpture Figurative Sculpture Garden Sculpture Table-Top Sculpture

Style and sizeCast Bronze interior sculpture interior sculpture

About the artist

Mela Cooke Sculpture
Australian Sculptor.

I am an Australian sculptor and have worked in a variety of mediums over the years, including marble, but more recently I have concentrated on sculpting in clay & casting in bronze. My work is represented in ten galleries in Australia and can be found in private collections in USA, UK, Asia and Europe. I now work almost entirely in bronze as I find the initial process of sculpting in clay enables me to get great definition & subtlety. I have a great admiration for the medium of bronze because of its intrinsic beauty and its timelessness. With a background as a physiotherapist I’ve always had an appreciation of the human form. When sculpting, I draw on family and friends as my models. The process involves taking a multitude of photos from all angles for accuracy of the lines of a pose. I endeavour to capture the character of the individual; in the end it is the essence of the person that is most important for me to translate into the work.